[Mike1946]

well,i was searching gamerenders and found this great .xcf for a sig(it's a pen tool sig,i always thought this type of sig was garbage,but i'm wrong)the outcomes from the other ppl rock!,so here's the link:
http://www.gamerende...howtopic=263356

.xcf i would say is basically a tut,but u just have to figure out what da person did urself(so,i recommend a more experience gimp user to do this)and i think the only thing u would need for this is a gradient to dl or w/e

[LazyWhiteBoy]

Looks really cool. I rather XCF tutorials because they're a bit more interactive.

[Mike1946]

lol,i can't draw straight circles or nething else wit pen tool-.-,so i just stop trying..........

[PhotoComix]

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only thing u would need for this is a gradient to dl or w/e

...gradient to dl or w/e......what the heck is "a gradient to dl or w/e"?? :o: :o: :s:

[Mike1946]

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...gradient to dl or w/e......what the heck is "a gradient to dl or w/e"??

..............u might have to download a gradient or whatever

dl=download,w/e=whatever

and a gradient is a tool to make colors fade into other colors or other stuff

[harkaan]

err, its not showing the tut when I load the screen....it jsut says "user posted image" :o:

EDIT: Nevermind, I just needed to refresh it, tutorial looks awesome, thanks! :w:

[Jethro252]

ahh, yes .Havok// (the maker of the tut) . He also post on my main forum, gimpdome. He won last's weeks Sig of the week. He's amazing.

[AvantGarde]

No. Wai.

Glad to see my sig's so popular. o_o

[curly haired boy]

hehe, yeah, i think GIMP's paths tool is easier to use and better than PS's Pen tool. of course, there's always inkscape for more vector awesomeness.